Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-06-25
California Pensions.

The motive Is not known, but the assassin
says it was a family affair.
California Pensions.
[Copyiekl. 1857 By ne Caifo-nsa Aseocia.ed Press
WASHINGTON, June Especial. j.
California pensions were to-day granted as
follows: John Dixheimer, San Rafael
Geo. E. Graf, San Francisco, John Kupser,
San scse; John ]. Rice, Markleville John
Miller, Collegeville; VIM. S. Reasoned, Big
Dry Creek d. A. Osborn, Grass Valley
Thomas O'Connor, San Francisco; VIM.
A. Rising, San Bernardino. James w.
Lick, Visalia; Azariah Martin, Hollister;
Rafael Miccranda, San Jose; Jesse A.
Mitchell, Gait VIM. T. Nottingham Santa
Rosa A. NJ. Odermott, Santa Rosa; John
Conner, Turlock Paal Sweet Santa Cruz:
Silas NJ. Shinn, Glen Ellen; Dorman X.
Williams, Los Angeles; James NJ. Forrest,
Stockton; Joshua Peckman, San Jose.
Alleged Tizaber Thefts.
lccprigH, 1887, by The California assoesaed Press1
WASHINGTON, June 24th-[Special. l.
Secretary Lamar to-day addressed note
to the Attorney General, asking him to
bring suit against and to criminallv pros
ecute r. W. Anderson and Phillip
Alviso, of San Benito county; R. Valdes,
of Fresno, and John McNally, g. W. Gray
son and Joseph Pleiffer, owners of the Nc
Nally or Abbey mine, for timber trespass.
The sum to be sued for is S24, 600.
"Nil Desperandum."
(copyrig, 1887 by tc California Associated Press
New YORK, June 24th-Notwithstan
ing the troubles of the National Opera
Company, it is authoritatively announced
that all creditors will be paid in full, and
that the National Opera Company will be
| IN 10 f,11.l
fact several contracts have already practi-
cally been closed
Congressman Feton,s Lucky Plunge.
New YORK, June 24th.-A sporting man,
who was talkingto group of politicians
at the st. James last evening, was heard to
say: Congressman Felton, of California,
won 500, 1000 on the Suburban. He backed
Eurus, and did it very quietly He hit
three bookmakers heavily, and they won
dered who he was. There were only few
men who bet on the right horse, and the
majority of them merely backed him as a
chance"
Attempt to Blow Up Family.
ST. LOUIS, June .24th-The family of DIR.
7. E. Buck was aroused at midnight last
night by terrible explosion, which nearly
wrecked the house, yet causing no injury
to any member of the doctors family. A
hasty examination revealed the fact that a
dynamite bomb had been placed on the
sill of the doorway and exploded. DR..
Buck considers it the work of an unknown
enemy.
Baseball Record.
BALTIMORE, June 24th.-Baltimore 5.
Athletic 3.
PITTsBURG-Pittsburg 3, New York 5.
C1NcINNAT1-Cincinnati 10, Louisville 9.
NEW YoRK-Metopolitan I, Brooklyn 3.
Observation-Disclosures 6, Philadel-
phia 5.
CHICAGO Chicago Is, Boston Is.
CLEvELAND-Cleveland 7, st. Louis II.
To-day's Derby at Chicago.
CHICAGO, June oath. The following
horses, with the weights as noted. are an
noupced positively as starters in the Amer
lean Derby, TO come off tomorrow at WASH
ington Park: Cary, lis pounds; Clarion.
III; Terra Gotta, III; Fenolen, lis; Lii
bretto, III; White Nose. lis: Montrose.
l21 G. H. Todd, u.s. Jim Gore 12l
Goliah, III; Miss Ford, 113; Wary, 116
Safe Ban, lis; Kinda Rose, I13.
The Chicago Builders Strike.
CHICAGO, June 24th.-The President of
the Master Builders Association SAYS there
Will be no surrender on their part in the
great lockout until all Objectionable rules
are purged from the books of the Brick
LAYERS Union. They insist upon the ac-
| ceptance by each bricklayer of the code of
principles issued by the Master Masons.
Half a Million of Doodle.
New YORK, June 24th.-In the Sharp
trial to-day Charles L. Townsend, an ac-
countant for the Broadway Surface Com
pany said that against an issue of half a
million dollars in bonds he had made
debit entry of a like amount 4" to sundries.
He couldn't find out what the money went
Tor. IL was known as suspense account"
Heavy Rainfall at New York.
icopyiga, 1887, by the California associated Press.l
New YORK, June 24th.-The heaviest
June rainfall ever recollected in New York
has just concluded. Nearly seven inches of
water has fallen in this city since the first
of the month.
Kind Charity.
Gcopyiga, 1887, by tie California associated Press.
New York, June 24th-A fund has
been started to purchase a pair of rubber
hands in this city for Walter Alexander,
the boy who lost his hands in an accident
at Belleyiile, j.
At Cambridge.
CAMBRIDGE Mass. }, June 24th.-Class ex-
! ercises took place in Sanders Theater to-
day as follows Glass orator, F. E. Hsmil-
| 80 oiohto pOSui, ny T. o. L dllutf, VI
Plattsburgh, n. Y; Ivy Grafton, by Fran
els Michel, of San Francisco. The exer-
cises closed with singing the class ode.
| Brutal Double Murder
CLEVELAND June 24th.-At North Indus
| try, Stark county, this afternoon, Conrad
DOW, coal miner, quarreled with his wife
and Killed her and his step-son with a
Ratchet. He has not yet been found.
Death of Prominent Man.
ROCHESTER, June 24th.-Professor Free
man Clarke died in this city to-day after a
long illness, aged rs years. lie was ap-
pointed in 1865 Comptroller of Currency by
Lincoln.
The First Lady of the Land.
AUBURN IN. ~, June 24th.-Mrs. Presi-
| dent Cleveland left here for Cayuga about
noon. She was to be met there by Colonel
Lamont. to escort her TO Washington.
Pomeroy's Reckless Charges.
New YORK, June 24th.-The Board of
Visitors at the Governor Hospital report
that there is no foundation for The charges
made b. Pomeroy.